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Germany beats Canada , the score 3-1.One of Germany’s biggest factors wears #53 and was given some extra attention in the post-game analysis by SVT. #LGRW pic.twitter.com/6IVla413t3 — IcehockeyGifs (@IcehockeyG) May 24, 2021 Some nice highlights of Seider’s play in yesterday’s win against Canada. Archibald of Oilers suspended for Game 4 against Jets Josh Archibald

I haven’t had a chance to watch this, but let us know what you think if you do. Trevor Moore, United States author convincing victory over Canada at world championships Trevor Moore scored twice in the second period and the United States bounced back from an opening-game loss in a big way on Sunday, defeating

Obviously it’s very unlikely that any current Red Wing will come close to one of these numbers, but who do you think from the Red Wings current roster will finish his career with the most post season games (for Detroit)? They said it: Brind’Amour, Aho, Lajoie on preparing for Game 4 – Canes Country On

Luke Glendening Wants to Come Back Too – Detroit News “Wearing the winged wheel has been a dream since I first started playing hockey, and maybe even before,” Glendening said. “I never knew if it was going to be a reality, but it was something I always dreamed of. Every day I come to the

Hooray! Red Wings’ Tyler Bertuzzi looking forward, not back, after painful season – Detroit News “I was feeing real good. I was doing pregame skates with the taxi squad and doing some drills, and slowly I was feeling pretty good,” Bertuzzi said. “Then we were starting to amp it up, and in Carolina I did

Steve Yzerman has inked another one of his prized prospects to their entry-level contract, this time, it’s SHL standout Jonatan Berggren. Berggren is coming off a searing-hot campaign with the SHL’s Skellefteå AIK — a promising sign that his bout with some previous injuries are behind him. The 20-year-old winger posted 45 points (12-33—45) in

Red Wings’ Dylan Larkin feels ‘pretty lucky’ after late-season neck injury – Detroit News “I don’t have to have surgery. I just have to rest and let it heal and I’ll be ready to go for next season.” Larkin should begin training by mid-June and is expecting to use his golf clubs by the end

Why Detroit Red Wings GM Steve Yzerman is keeping Jeff Blashill as coach: ‘We play hard’ – Freep “I feel our team is collectively very competitive,” Yzerman said. “Whether we play well or not every night is different, but we play hard. Our players play hard and I think that’s a reflection of the coaching

The news we were expecting early next week and then were expecting the team to drop in a Friday news dump finally gave the announcement on their coaching future. The short version aside from the tweet is that they’ve also parted ways with Dan Bylsma, the special teams coach for yet another year of feckless

Anthony Mantha wants to be a ‘difference-maker’ for the Washington Capitals – ESPN Added Jensen: “Analysts, people outside the game, love to analyze players down to the bone. Along with positives, they have to find negatives, things he can work on. I think I read something about him having lazy tendencies, and I mean, I

This was yesterday, but the Freep put up a story about how Yzerman is playing 4D chess with the Blashill decision behind a paywall and I’m not paying for that kind of bucket-carrying. I’m still very much in favor of Yzerman, but pretending that this is some kind of master-stroke level work is silly. Of

ICYMI 16. Another *secret* award! If you’ve ever read one of my game recaps over at @wingingitmotown you know I am a big fan of true sports crimes. Therefore, I felt we should celebrate the player who spent the most time in the Bad Boy Box™ #DRWAwards Our powerful antihero is… pic.twitter.com/8cJC6l2jHW — supernintendo chalmers

[From the Griffins] GRAND RAPIDS, Mich. – Riley Barber’s 20th goal of this shortened 32-game season, scored with 5:37 remaining on Saturday, broke a 1-1 tie and propelled the Grand Rapids Griffins to a 4-1 victory over the Cleveland Monsters in their 2020-21 finale at Van Andel Arena. Grand Rapids’ fifth power play chance of

It’s that time of the year…again. Is it bad that I’m becoming numb to missing the playoffs? Probably. Am I glad we aren’t floundering in the first round year after year? Definitely. Do I still hunger for playoff action? Without a doubt. The 2021 Stanley Cup Playoffs start today. For fans of hockey, this is

First up, remember that the #DRWAwards hosted by our very own Helmerroids is going on tonight on Twitter. you can follow at @Helmerroids and with #DRWAwards. WIIM Bracket Challenge! It’s back. Join us for bragging rights. Prospect Spotlight: Moritz Seider enjoys impressive season in Sweden – NHL.com “Is he ready to play in the NHL

[From the Griffins] CLEVELAND – In their final road game of the 2020-21 season, the Grand Rapids Griffins fell to the Cleveland Monsters by a 6-4 count on Friday at the Rocket Mortgage FieldHouse. After getting shut out by Kaden Fulcher and the Griffins 2-0 here on Tuesday, the Monsters opened the scoring 6:07 into

Hindsight can hurt. During the 2016 NHL Entry Draft, Ken Holland traded back on the Red Wings’ first-round pick, moving Pavel Datsyuk’s contract while securing an additional second-round pick in the process. With the extra picks, he drafted Dennis Cholowski and Filip Hronek and used the extra cap space to sign Frans Nielsen. This move

Detroit Red Wings: 2020-21 Grades for the Young Core Prior to the 2020-21 campaign, I outlined benchmarks for Detroit’s young core – goals that exemplified developmental progress. Now that the season is over, let’s revisit those benchmarks, see how the players fared, and dish out pass/fail grades accordingly. I tried to use three other articles,

This could not interest me less, but far be it from me to deny any of you the chance to enter before Friday. Karel Gut said this was happening in our comments a while ago but now it’s apparently official. Bye. The importance of communication with Rod Brind’Amour (VIDEO) – The Coaches Site “There’s a

[From the Griffins] GRAND RAPIDS, Mich. – One night after registering their first shutout of the season, the Grand Rapids Griffins suffered their first blanking on Wednesday in a 7-0 loss to the Chicago Wolves at Van Andel Arena. Chicago only led 2-0 through 39 minutes and 57 seconds of play before a late second-period